England scrape past Italy to keep Grand Slam hopes alive

England 18 Italy 11

England scrape past Italy to keep Grand Slam hopes alive
Sun, 10 Mar, 2013 - 17:18

England 18 Italy 11

It was not pretty and there were precious few points for artistic impression but England clocked up another victory at Twickenham.

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